| Library Services
| Library Services
Updates will be applied to the 2CQR servers on Tuesday 14th November at 6:00pm The process will take approximately 3 hours and will mean that the self-service machines in the library are at risk during this time. Library Discovery and…
The British Library is currently experiencing a significant technology outage due to a cyber-incident. This incident has affected their IT services, including their website, online catalogues, ordering systems, and document supply service. While they have managed to restore some services,…
The University Archives have recently received the donation of an album containing memories of a student attending St Paul’s College (now Francis Close Hall) at the beginning of the Twentieth Century.
The start of another new busy academic year and the library has launched a new tool which creates subject course guides bringing together relevant key resources to support disciplines. They have been developed to: The new subject guides are highly…
Library buildings and access to computers and study spaces will be available throughout the summer break, please use your University ID card to enter. Library staff will be on site at Francis Close Hall and Oxstalls libraries from 9am to…
The library desks will be open as usual from 9am until 5pm Monday to Friday, except for Friday 7 and Monday 10 April. 24/7 access will continue for the library spaces with your ID card. The Service Desk is open…
Are you due to submit your dissertation in the next few months? Visit our online tutorial which will help you to format your dissertation quickly and easily using some of the features offered by Microsoft Word.
We have recently been updating our study skills texts across the library sites with additional titles purchased to support international students. Check out our Study Skills support materials resource list to get an idea of the range of study skills…
The library has trial access to AM Explorer, providing access to millions of pages of primary source collections, spanning content from the 15th-21st centuries. Students and staff can access it from the library resources A-Z or visit the platform directly.…